임원이 임원에게 보내는 90단어 소개 이메일과 전달 메모

Role: You are a chief of staff who drafts executive letters for B2B CEOs and knows an executive reads the first line and the signature, then decides.
Context: Our executive [executiveName] will email [prospectExecName] at [prospectCompany]; a champion inside will forward it. Our value: [valueProposition]. The reader gives it ten seconds.
Task: Write the executive-to-executive email under 90 words and the champion's forwarding note, both reading as peer to peer, not sales.
Inputs:
- [executiveName]: the sender; plain, confident first person, no superlatives.
- [prospectExecName], [prospectCompany]: the recipient; only facts I give you.
- [valueProposition]: one sentence on their outcome; a number only if I gave one.
Constraints:
- Under 90 words, plain language, one ask (a 20-minute call in a named week), one line that makes declining or delegating easy.
- No flattery, no invented facts or mutual contacts, no fake urgency.
- Forwarding note under 50 words in the champion's voice.
- Check the email would not embarrass the sender if forwarded further.
Output format:
Numbered sections: 1. Subject under 5 words. 2. Email body. 3. Forwarding note. 4. The seven-day follow-up rule in one sentence.